SSRM screens cheaper than SEA on all three supplied valuation measures. That shows how the stocks compare on this snapshot, but it doesn’t prove SSR Mining is undervalued or the better investment.
SSRM.TO and SEA.TO are both Materials stocks, but their P/E, PEG and P/B ratios differ sharply. At the October 29, 2026 adjusted close, SSR Mining Inc. traded at C$39.55 per share, with a market cap of C$8.6 billion. Seabridge Gold Inc. closed at C$36.10, with a market cap of C$3.9 billion. A lower share price doesn’t mean a stock is cheaper by these measures: SSRM has lower multiples across the board. See the profiles for SSRM.TO and SEA.TO.
Investor takeaway: SSRM looks cheaper based on the supplied figures: its P/E is 10.1 versus SEA’s 133.7, its PEG is 0.02 versus 0.85, and its P/B is 1.71 versus 3.52. These figures don’t establish fair value, explain the companies’ different prospects or predict future returns. The supplied table also gives both companies a Strong Sell consensus label and C$0.00 analyst targets. Treat these as snapshot data, not a recommendation.
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SSR Mining Inc
SSRM.TO
Materials
$39.55
$8.60B
1D
-4.58%
1W
-3.37%
Seabridge Gold Inc.
SEA.TO
Materials
$36.10
$3.89B
1D
-3.45%
1W
+3.68%
SSRM is lower on all three supplied valuation multiples
The snapshot lists SSRM’s P/E, PEG and P/B at 10.1, 0.02 and 1.71, respectively. SEA’s figures are 133.7, 0.85 and 3.52. SSRM screens cheaper on all three measures, but that doesn’t prove it’s undervalued or that SEA is overpriced.
Bull case
SSRM’s lower multiples come with higher reported TTM ROE: 14.3%, compared with 3.3% for SEA. That helps put the valuation gap in context, but it doesn’t show whether the gap will persist or close.
Bear case
Low multiples can reflect risks or expectations that this snapshot doesn’t explain. SSRM’s supplied dividend yield is 0.07%, while SEA’s is 0.00%. Neither figure settles the companies’ outlook or tells you which stock suits your needs.
Valuation snapshot: SSRM screens cheaper
All three supplied multiples point the same way. SSRM’s P/E of 10.1 is below SEA’s 133.7, its PEG of 0.02 is below 0.85, and its P/B of 1.71 is below 3.52. By these measures, SSR Mining looks cheaper. The comparison doesn’t explain why the multiples differ, account for factors missing from the snapshot or establish either company’s value.
Returns, dividends and market size
SSRM reports TTM ROE of 14.3%, compared with 3.3% for SEA. Their supplied dividend yields are 0.07% and 0.00%, respectively. SSRM’s market cap is C$8.6 billion, versus C$3.9 billion for SEA. These figures add context, but they don’t explain future performance or investment risk on their own.
What the snapshot cannot settle
The supplied table gives both companies a Strong Sell consensus label and an analyst target of C$0.00. The snapshot doesn’t explain the reasoning behind those labels or provide a basis for treating the target as a meaningful valuation estimate. These multiples offer a limited comparison of reported figures, not a forecast or a verdict on either stock.
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